# How do I fix a product that is linked to the wrong page?

> Open Sources, go to Mappings, find the row and click the pencil to paste the right page. priceq checks the EAN on that page before it saves.
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> en | updated 2026-09-28 | https://priceq.io/help/en/checking-matches/fix-a-wrong-match

Open **Sources** and go to the **Mappings** tab. Find the row for the product and the shop, click the pencil (**Edit URL**), paste the right product page and click **Save**. priceq checks the EAN on the new page before it saves the change.

## Find the row

Every row pairs one of your products with one shop and shows the page priceq reads prices from. A wrong link still looks linked: it simply points at another product. Use the **retailer** filter to pick the shop, and type in the search box to find the product by sku, name or EAN.

The **state** column shows the raw state in English, such as **matched** or **unmatched**, whatever language your screen is in.

## Change the page

1. Click the pencil on the row. The **Edit URL** window opens. The shop cannot be changed here.
2. Paste the address of the right product page under **Product URL**.
3. Click **Save**.

priceq opens that page and compares the EAN in its product data with your product's EAN. When they are the same, the link is saved straight away with the state **matched**.

When they differ, the change is refused and you see **Something went wrong**. The same happens when the page shows no EAN at all, or your product has none. If you are sure the page is right, tick **Skip EAN check** and click **Save** again.

## Remove the link instead

Click the bin (**Delete**) on the row. Confirm when your browser asks **Delete this mapping?** and the link is removed straight away.

priceq does not search that shop again for this product on its own after you delete a link it found itself. To link a page, click **Link URL** on the **Mappings** tab, pick the product and the shop, paste the address and click **Link**. You can also let priceq search once more with **Find listing** in the product's **Links** tab, though it may find the same page again. See [Check links per product](/help/en/checking-matches/check-links-per-product).

## What this does not change

Fixing one link fixes that product at that shop, nothing else. It does not change how priceq matches your other products. If a link keeps breaking after the shop changes its page, read [Why did a working link disappear?](/help/en/checking-matches/why-did-a-working-link-disappear).